The Brief
- The case against Inver Grove Heights paraprofessional, Christina Rank, who was accused of assault against ICE agents, has been dropped.
- Court documents state that the government does not believe there is probable cause for assault.
- Rank was involved in a crash with federal agents and had spent nearly 12 hours in federal custody.
INVER GROVE HEIGHTS, Minn. (FOX 9) – An Inver Grove Heights paraprofessional was accused of assault against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents in January. Now on Wednesday, the charges against her have been dropped.
Charges dropped against paraprofessional
What we know:
Christina Rank was accused of assault against ICE agents after she was involved in a crash with them in January.
According to court documents filed Tuesday, after further review of evidence, the government was not able to find probable cause to sustain the charges against Rank. …